They're not terrible names as keywords are known, but they're low commercial keywords and have very little use and are tight niches which reduces potential commercial value. The non-.com names have such little use that on a non-.com makes them have barely any value at all.
I think most of them are obsolete as the keywords make them too tightly niched so a website wouldn't likely stand on it's own for that niche, and so alternative domain names would be much better.
For example, "todaysdate.today", it's a poor TLD with little sales, and you have "today" twice. "date.today" or "thedate.today" would have been better (though I think still of no resale value).
And "whenischristmas.com". Who doesn't know that? Or have access to a calender on their phone/tablet/PC etc and can see the day 25th falls on.
And "todays-date.com", everywhere I look is a date: my PC, phone, tablet, websites, shop receipts, etc. It could be used for something less tied to the specific keywords, such as a news site, but likely better cheap names out there for such things and is why choosing keywords carefully is important.
Some might sell, but they'd be for a very low price, and having a low potential buyer pool means they might never sell amongst the millions out there showing as for sale.
I would however put the .com ones on free marketplaces like Sedo etc, as someone might see a use for some of them given they're not terrible keywords and make sense. I personally wouldn't renew any of them -other than possibly "easter.us"...
The one which stands out is "easter.us", it's a single quite popular keyword, so could be commercial potential there. It is of course only once a year, and it's also on a .us which could limit the value. I'd stick this one on the free marketplaces, Sedo, etc and see if you get any views/offers.
For choosing keywords, have a read through this:
https://www.zandibot.com/how-to-pick-two-word-domains
Bare in mind a
good name should cover most if not all those categories in the article, and not just pick the ones yours fits into and celebrate
Good luck
